Taco 1611-001SRP Stainless Steel Impeller 4.75 - 1611-001SRP
The Taco 1611-001SRP is a stainless steel impeller designed for pump models 1611 and 1911. Its durable construction enhances performance in various pumping tasks.
Features
- Suitable for Taco 1600 Series and 1900 Series pumps
- Trimmable to fit specific application requirements
- Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel for durability
Specifications
| Model |
SRP-IMP-4.75 |
| Pump Part Type |
Impeller |
| Shaft Size |
5/8 inches |
| Replaces |
1611-001BRP |
| Weight |
2.03 lbs |
What our Experts Think
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Durable Stainless Steel: Resists corrosion and wear, ensuring long-lasting performance.
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Precision Fit: Designed for Taco 1600 and 1900 Series pumps for optimal efficiency.
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Trimmable Design: Allows precise adjustments to meet specific system flow and head requirements.
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Enhanced Pump Performance: Optimizes fluid movement for reliable and efficient operation.
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Versatile Application: Suitable for HVAC, hydronic, and plumbing systems requiring high reliability.
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Maintenance-Friendly: Easy to inspect and replace, supporting long-term system efficiency.
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Critical Component: Integral to maintaining consistent pump performance in demanding applications.
Q&A
Q: What is the Taco 1611-001SRP?
A: A stainless steel impeller designed for select Taco pumps, sized 4.75 inches.
Q: What does this impeller do?
A: It efficiently moves water through the pump, ensuring optimal flow and performance.
Q: Why choose stainless steel?
A: Corrosion-resistant for durability and long-lasting reliability.
Q: Is it compatible with my pump?
A: Check your pump model; it’s compatible with Taco pumps requiring a 4.75-inch impeller.
Q: When should it be replaced?
A: Replace worn or damaged impellers to maintain pump efficiency and prevent system issues.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect the impeller regularly for signs of wear, cracks, or corrosion to ensure optimal pump efficiency.
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Clean the impeller and pump housing periodically to remove debris, sediment, or scale buildup.
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Verify proper alignment and secure mounting during maintenance or pump servicing.
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Monitor pump performance — unusual noise, vibration, or reduced flow may indicate impeller issues.
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Lubricate bearings and moving parts as recommended to extend overall pump life.
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Replace the impeller promptly if any damage or significant wear is observed.
